Papers
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Total Citations
544
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About
Linhong Ji is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics, human-machine interaction, and self-powered sensing systems. Her work fundamentally advances how technology can restore and augment human motor function. Ji’s major contributions include developing the first upper extremity compound movements rehabilitation training robot for stroke patients, demonstrating significant clinical improvements in motor function. She has since pushed boundaries by integrating triboelectric nanogenerators into soft robotics, creating bioinspired smart bandages and gloves that are both self-adhesive and self-powered for motion perception and intention recognition. Her highly cited 2023 paper on stretchable smart bandages (53 citations) and her 2024 work on triboelectric-inertial sensing gloves (43 citations) showcase her leadership in merging flexible electronics with rehabilitation. Ji’s impact is profound, with her top-cited papers collectively garnering over 300 citations. Notably, she has also pioneered deep learning models for predicting stroke recovery outcomes and explored brain-to-brain coupling to enhance brain-computer interface performance. Her 1998 work on a stereotactic robot for neurosurgery underscores her long-standing commitment to translating robotics into clinical practice. Ji’s research not only advances fundamental science but directly improves patient lives through innovative, intelligent rehabilitation technologies.
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- 9Development and application of nanogenerators in humanoid robotics24 citations · 2023
- 10A newly developed stereotactic robot with detachable drive for neurosurgery24 citations · 1998